yeah, motion and heat. it shoots video as well. http://www.opticsplanet.net/printable-tasco-3mp-black-trail-camera.html
get that coon outta here, ......
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yeah, motion and heat. it shoots video as well. http://www.opticsplanet.net/printable-tasco-3mp-black-trail-camera.html
Kodank Moment
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Haha if fdd posts up some racoon porn...damn. I might laugh hard enough to actually die. Plus id be uber impressed. Like usual.
mrbunny
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i'm going to go buy a bigger bag of cat food.
I like the way you think...
my wife came home with a 15 pound bag of friskies. she locked it in the cab of her truck last night. we have to get a bin to put it in to keep the critters out. it's game on now.
MrMeagadam
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we used to have a pet racoon they are very smart creatures. everyone says watch your food but relly start watching anything shiny in your home they love it.
machnak
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FDD, I would keep the possum. They do tend to get a little stinky, nothing a bath can't handle...but my buddy from back home had one for about 3 years and it never did anything but eat, sleep, and chill. 
The coon on the other hand, I would try and trap him...or her then release him/her back into the wild.
The coon on the other hand, I would try and trap him...or her then release him/her back into the wild.
Ganjalf
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you could always lace the food you leave out for the racoon with marijuana.
I went to egypt last year and we took a tour of a peasant farm and one of the peasants spoke some english and told us a story. He said that his granddad used to grow a lot of marijuana and they had a constant problem with rats coming into the kitchen at night and as his granddad was a peaceful man did not want to hurt the rats. He used to leave a treat out for the rats and it was cooked with ganja. He said he used to walk into the kitchen next day and the rats were unable to move laying with their hands and feet in the air around the dish of food. He used to scoop them up together and move them further away from the farm.
Definitely a peaceful peasant and those rats must have been high as fuck
I went to egypt last year and we took a tour of a peasant farm and one of the peasants spoke some english and told us a story. He said that his granddad used to grow a lot of marijuana and they had a constant problem with rats coming into the kitchen at night and as his granddad was a peaceful man did not want to hurt the rats. He used to leave a treat out for the rats and it was cooked with ganja. He said he used to walk into the kitchen next day and the rats were unable to move laying with their hands and feet in the air around the dish of food. He used to scoop them up together and move them further away from the farm.
Definitely a peaceful peasant and those rats must have been high as fuck
skunkushybrid01
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i bet he ate the rats really.
Canna-rat burger, that just might catch on.
lulutheblack
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If you REALLY want to be good to him, get him stoned, THEN feed him afterwards!
R2F
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Gotta agree with this guy. It's directly affecting the health and welfare of my animals so it needs to go. Either trap or shoot it imo
no, not that i know of.
whenever i worked at warehouses, or big factories, or anywhere with out buildings, there was always someone who would leave food out for the stray kitties. the food is left out because the kitties are already there. if feeding them brings in more it is simply because they are hungry. common sense says "help those in need". doesn't it? or would that be "human kindness" that i'm thinking of?
R2F
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explain to me how EXACTLY it is directly affecting the health and welfare of my animals, please.
i have done more research on this then you have so i will let you know where you are mistaken, if you'll simply explain your viewpoint.
For now it appears they are ignoring each other. However, we have had a couple cats in our area killed by raccoon. I suppose it could have been rabid, but why take the risk? Both of my friends saw the raccoon for several days before they killed the cats in our neighborhood. How many other animals did it kill? Those are only the 2 I know about.
